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Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
At tho Opera Houss.

James O'Neill will make his second
ap ppoatsnce In this city at the Opers
ii Juss his evening In his celebrated
character OF Edmund Dantes, In the
dramatic version Of Dumas "Montt
Ciisto." Mr.. o Neill, In his conception
OF this oh haracter, has made 1t as exolu
sively his own rs jefferson has made
that OF Rip Van Winkle his personal
properly and . part OF himself. The
plot of Monte Cristo" 10 tnrilling, and
the manner in which II is presented by
Mr.. O'Neill and his company makes II
u dram attic event Of more than ordinary
interest. consequs ntly the house will NJ
doubt be crowded.
The appearance OF the National Opers
Company in "Lakme," on Wednesd ay
night, Ia undoubtedly the creates
event In the am usement line thai
has ever occurred In this city, and ther,
is no fear now but what the house vii
be crowded. Up to Saturday night ther,
were about $4,000 taken In at Thomas
from the sale Of seats, and 1t Is probabl,
the total amount, Including the tickets
for general mission, which will moi
be- sold until the svening OF the per
formancs. will reach fully $4,000, beine
the largest amount ever realized in thii
city for Q single performance. Still, ever
at these figures 1t will nothing NOR.
than pay EXPENSES, as the actual cost o
each performance given by this im
mense organization Is over $4,000. Al
the scenery belonging to the Opers
House will be taken out and replaced
by that brought by the company. TIL.
costumes are magnificent, and thu
ballet, which will be given oy eighty
handsome young ladies', will be ths
tinest ever presented in this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

weather, but was resumed this morn
Ing. The water ut the place OF the ac
cident Ia not more than Ave or six feel
deep, with but little current, and the
ice ts perhaps fourteen inches thick.
The falling of the oars upr n IL and The
heat Of the FIRE melted the ice clean, hui
little Of the personal effects Of passen
gers being left to reveal the identity OF
their owners.
Charles Pierce. Of this place, engi.
neer Of the wrecked train, 10 about 3s
years Old. He has been employed on
the road as engineer for fourteen years,
and lie considered one Of the company =
most faithful employees. All accounts
agree with his statement that, although
the train was shout an hour late,
and had been RAINING perhaps thirty
miles an hour, yet NJ the time of the
accident he slowed up to about fifteen
or twenty miles an hour, as is the usual
custom In crossing long bridges. No
biams whatever 10 attached to him. and
after the accident both he and Fireman
fhresher, OF St Albans, rendered he.
roic and efficient aid in rescuing pas
saneers. Mr.. Pierce proceeded to st.
Adams " ith his engine and the real Of
the train after ali had been done thai
couid be and plenty of hslp had ar
rived.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
Adele Palma.


Last Saturday afternoon q reporter Of
me REPUBLICAN Was introduced to
Miss Adele Palma, by her acting mau
ager, Mr.. Edward Taylor. The young
lady had just returned from . rehearsal
Mt the Opera House, and received the
reporter In the parlor Of the Clayton
House. She is petit, and her accent is
slightly German, while her general ap-
pearauce Is more like that of modest
retiring school girl then an actress. She
is an excellent conversationalist, and
spoke In the most enthusiastic mai ner
OF the way In which she had been 70
ceived Ia Germany, and of the offers
which she has received OF engas ements
at Berlin, Stutgard and other places.
In speaking Of her Appearance at the
Opera House in the evening. chs ex-
pressed horself rs being nervous and
troubled for fear the performance
would not come up to the expectations
Of the public. In the course Of CONVEX
sation she informed the reporter that
| all her spare time 10 spen: 10 study, for
the purpose Of becoming familiar with
the American stage, and the particular
kind OF acting which pleases the
su;ienoe. She spoke Of the diff cul.ies
ahs had to encounter, and said that the
manner OF presenting plays In Ger
many, and the character OF the D !ays
themselves, were vastly different &c
that OF this country. After tpsuding q
very pleasant half hour. the repor Ter
took his leave, wishing her success In
The profession OF her choice.
The audience at the Opera House In
the evsuing was small, rs the coming
Of the National Opera Company seem
to oversbadow everything else. Tae
plays presented, -Four In Hand" and
"A Life Preserver," are certainly not
adapted to . Wilmington audience, and
although Palma did her work wall IL
was evident that she was suffering with
the nervousness Of which she spoke in
the afte noon, and also that neither
play gave her any opportunity for the
display Of her talents. Tho prime pal
character In "Four In Hand" K no,
EGhel Mu2by, which was susta!I,ed by
p.lma, but Joseph Fizzleoury OF WI ich
Mr.. William II, Ceilings gave q very
acceptable rendition.
II the managers wish to achieve sue
cass with Palma they will consiga both
of these plays To the shades of oblivion
as soon as possible. and take up some
ono of the many excellent comedies
thst can easily be obtained and in
which she will have IN opportunity to
show what she caa do. There is nc
doubt bnt Palma Possesses consi6 erablt Z
talent. but she will never BE- able TO dis.
tingulsh hcrself as long as she is handi
capped ss she was last Saturday night.
1t is to be hoped that some time i'll the
future shs Will return to this city and
appear Ia some character that will af
ford Wilmington audience fair op
poriunity of jad2lng OF htr merits.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
List of Public saiss.


IL, II. p. Gibbons, city.
IL, A. u Thompson, harness city.
IL, J Frank Riggs, court House.
IA, susan W. Pierce, Brandy HID.
10, J. N. Lee, brandywine Hid.
g 10, Thos. NJ. chandler, Oentreviilo.
Is, George Hill, horsss. Media.
lo, Derrickson & Trimble, Brandy Hid
II. Mary II. Tittsr, Peucader HID.
II, X. l.. Roberts, horsrs, Chester
10, Jester n Mcdaniel, horses, oily
~. Nero Backus, city.
Z" 10, II. Svaync, tx. city.
- u. Douglsss Morrison, White Clay
Greek Hundred.
~, Jas. II. CLARK, near Delaware Olty
'' ~, Derrickson n Oallaway, Brandy
- ~. Miller and Jos. Forwood, Brandy.
"a q, Thos. CLARK, New Castle I'd
/" 70, WaBh ingtOn kim, Pencader Nd,
"a. Nathaniel Thompson, Pencsds o, Il d.
26 Samuel Broadbent W. q. y. Hid.
March l, john II. Emory, N. q. HID.
l, W. >. Tallcy, Millor and Jos.
Forwood, Chris lana HID.
- 2. Jas. Is. MegilliSan, Brandy HID
8, W. r. Il :. b. HOllIngsworth
Chyisiana.
8, W. K. Powell, Pencader Hundred.
/, MoFarlin Banks, N. U. tid.
Z, Joh1 Hanna, Mill Greek Hid.
" 8, WeIdin & McEiwee, W. &C. HID.
.. J. q. Hulett, Mill Greek HID.
Q. W. W. Calhoun, Red Lion hid.
3, tarr & Meggtnson, brandy HID.
~ 10. W. +. Thompson, N. q. I'D.
- Latimer II Han. Uhristiana HID.
:" IL, No. l222 Market street..
II, Peoples h Sheldon, Christi. Hd. i.
~ J. IL. willard, 705 W. 7th SC.
IA, VIM Badenko't, Blackbird, Del.
- IA, II. W. Mousley Brandy He.
- ia, u. T. Brooks w O. q. lid.
10, W. y. Vane, W. q. y. I'D.
" 10, Samuel Handy, Brandy HID.
/" 10, J. W. Guest. near Ciaymont.
" 17,Charlcs T.. Quest, Brandy nd.
'' IL. A. Valentine, Brandywine HID
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
?. J. WALSH & CO.
STOCK TAKEN.
Books Balanced.
A BIC JOB OVER WITH,

The result is we find we have
had a very satisfactory year.
Satisfactory for several rea-
sons.
First and most important:
Complete satisfaction to our pa
irons in every respect, as re-
CARDS Price, Quality, Terms,
etc. Second: Complete satisfac-
ton to ourselves in regard to
business done. Fair returns
and present condition of stock,
thanks to our customers).
We have determined to in
augurate the New Year with a
BARGAIN SALE for two pur-
poses. First, to liven business
during this dull season.
Secondly, to avoid carrying
over much stock to next season.
To give greater prominence to
this sale, we have determined to
offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS all
through our general stock. A
careful perusal Of the following
BARGAINS will be to your advan-
|tage. These are few taken at
random from the Slaughter in
Prices;
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
gPEClAL NEnTyOA
II 10 Q Fact

that every body ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the best,
well-Uleaned coal IN every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood
In large loads. Lime for whitewash-
ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Gen.
tral ofice, Seventh and King streetr.
Look for the blue slgR, Open Ia IL Q
evening.
"Eoiipse." "Ecilpse
The Eclipse 81. 30 ladies' ssc.s manu-,
factured by Gallaher, Kitgelman & Eox
are unequaled by any on the market AZ
came price. Sold by all first clasB TO.
tailerg.
Dealers. LOCK 0gt.
Gilmore, loo East Second street, Inns
reduced prices ON tobacco and cigars.
VIII give you barxains for ths cash.
Try DR.. Chipman's Tonic Mixture 1!
you are run down, have no appetite and
are troubled with dyspepsia. Drug.
gists.
DIR. Chipman's Piiis prevent and cure
Headache, Billie nsness, Malaria, Dys-
pepsia, Constipation. One trial will
convince you OF their merit. Druggists,
IL fine cabinet photographs and one
large frame sizs free. for $500 ct Hol.
land's Photograph gallery, 3O7 Market.
., IL or 80 aem pictures FOR 10 cents,
at Hollands gallery. 307 Market street.
Bush's. French sireet ehArf, lie b
place TO buv your coal.
Ask your sroser for d. g. Truitt q
pepper sauce.
Cream chocolate, 20 cts. at Fergnson's. 3.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
nunislpaI Coe.rt ras...


Israel Pyle. quite On old man and An.
parently blind, wss before the Munici
pal Curt this morning charged hv
Onicer Dohy With drunkenness IA
wes remanded to the cells until noon 10
stfaighten mp.
Julius Smith and Charles Mallip
were arrested nj the Academy Of
Music on Saturday night By One or
Dolan and Special OF Ger Heritage. for
creNtirg 3 disturban 90 about To- O'CLOCK.
and they were taken TO the DO lice sta.
tion and locked up This morning
they we're brought before Judge Cum
Minis. Omcer Dolsn testified that he
saw them striking at each other, bat be
could not see which struck hrst.
Smith stated that Mullin and others
behind him annoyed him By pullip :
bis hair and offending him In various
ways. Psrpleyed by their persistency
In pulling his hair, he suddenly threw
his hand bshind his neck and cauah,
one OF his tormentors by the hand, W 6en
Mullin struck him In the face. Smith
proved his statement by the evidenc,
| OF Lockhart r. Bethel, young mar
Who sat behind him and cav the Who'll,
affair. Judge Cummina fined Mullir
e5 and casts aud disohass,d smith.
/ Ofioer Loper found Alonzo Wari
down In Jones street last 6aturd AZ
Ievening kicking up . row among ih,
colored families who live there. II,
went into one of this houses where b.
was assaulted by one OF the womel
throwing pitcher at him. He ssys b
was kicked out, and when outside com
men jumped on him and stamped an,
kicked him., and he ran Into the mex
house for refuge, where no says Office
Loper arrested him. He admitted tba
he was drunk. The residents Of Jone
street told Officer Loper that wart wa
very drunk and disordefiy. The office
produGej q stone which he foand &
Wards pocket. Judge Cummins im
posed o hne OF " and costs.
Michael Grogan was found by Office
Cross laboring under the mellow infiu
snces Of drop too much oi the ''cra
hur," for which he was fined 81 an
Icosts.
CHARLES Harrigan Was wanderin
about the city In az aimless kind of
manner, when Special OH GER Har u
came acr0ss him, and taking him to
. suspicious character. locked him uT
He stated this morning, however, tina
he came FROM HAVE de Grace, and .
there were no specific charges aaaint
him he was discharged.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
Searching for Treasure.

Mr.. Barrett, milkman who resides
In Newport. reports that clothing
merchant of this city had two men em.
ployed one day last week in digging In
search Of treasure In the southern por-
tion Of Folly woods. He lepresen ted
that the merchant had long iron rod
with ball on It, kind of divining
rod, and with 1t he indicated where the
lRborers should dig, not one OF them
being allowed to utter n word. 1t Is
said that the excavation made is large
enough for the cellar OF big house.
Mr.. Groom, of Newport, and Others
visited the place. ard on speaking to
the party neither of them would utter q
word In reply.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
Reform. Reforp,,

In starting upon the duty of his high
Office as chief m agistrate OF the State OF
Delaware, he, Mr.. Biggs, enters the
field a. q reformcr; 1t only remains TO
be seen TO what extent he will lend his
aid In the work OF Information. Re-
formation is progressive, and AS we are
10 progressive people there can be nc
stand stu; We must 60 onward or ret
rosrade. Much may be expected ol
the Governor over which he has nc
control; We should DO careful and no,
exact too much; he may recommend
such measures as would tend to re
lieve the oppression Of the common
people; he may sanction the acts oi
legislation or he may oppose any bill
p pAssed by that body. Mr.. Biags may
be . jutt aud good man, anxious and
willing to do all that he can for the
benefit Of the great majority. This Is
one OF the leading principles Of DE.
nocracy, the greatest 90 ID 10 the great
est number.
II he fails In doing this We Will have
soreheAd Democrats OF President Oleve.
land, that he 10 o little weak In the
knees or that he is ON the fence. Should
that be 30 the only feSr Is that he may
get of en- the reverse side and injure his
reputation. As he is spoken well OF by
al political parties, much 10 expected
OF him, for All eyes will be upon his &C.
tious. 1t Is to be hoped that the Cover
nor will do credit TO himself and so con
duct the affairs OF state In such manner
that II may reflect resplendently upon
the party that placed him In the high
position that he now occupies. We pray
that God may sustain and keep him
and that every official act shall be in
conformity with hls will. God, the
maker and preserver Of oil, who holds
the destiny Of nations rs we'll rs indi
viduals under his control. Such Is the
case, therefore 1t Is becoming Of us to
take heed aud solicit guidance In all
our endeavors. ard no that faketh nc
count Of the sparrow will bless every
act In conformity with his will.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
COSS.,mrVr,,N CuRrn.

an OH phytIcIan retired from practlcn
having had placed In HIS hands by an East
vegetable remedy for tho speedy and perma
nent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis, GA
tarrh, Asth1a and all throat and Lung
Affections, also q positive and radical cure
for Nervous debility and all Nervous Com.
curative powers In thousands OF cases, has
felt 1t his duty 10 mako It known TO his
erlng fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire 70 relieve human suffering, |
will send tree Of charge, to all who desire It
this recipe, iu German, French or English
with full directions for preparing and using
Sent by mail by address iHg with stamp
naming this paper, W. A. MOVES l49 Pow
er's Block, Rochester. N. Y. lv.eow-w
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
We Caution All A Against Them.

Tho unprecedented success and merit
of Ely's Cream Balm--a real cure foI
catarrh, hay fever and cold In the head
has indeed many adventures 10 place
catarrh medioiDes bearing soma resem
iblance In appearance, style or name
upon the mark et, in order to trade upon
the reputation Of Ely, Cream Bnlm.
Don't be deceived Huy only Ey's
Cream Balm. Many In your imme.
date locality will Justify In highest
commendatien OF u A paYtlcle is mp
piled into each nostrll; DC pain; a&Iee
able to use. Prioe 30 oanss.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
BREviTIES.

sun Rises 6.s9 sun 8 ,ts 800
The cheapest hat house In the city.
Rumford Bros 404 Market street.
Try Bnsh's coal you VIII ike it.
Try Bush's soal you viii surely like 10.
W. !. kimbje, grocer, 2nc and Justtson.
Millard v. Davis, iewelert Q e. ana stree,
Oity LsuDdry, Sixth and Shiploy street
fine 10 Il. Kings, Et REnfs. IL u. Tcurth
Cheapest place to buy window shades at
lo8 West Eighth street.
Washing machine for sale at Piokel's stove
storst East Fourth st.
Get your furniture reuphclstered at Fred
q. Hodges, lo3 West Eighth street.
This is the time to get good work for little
money at Hodges, lo3 W. Eighth street.
Order an easy chair or parlor suit at Fred.
q. HodS es, 1C3 West Eighth street.
Alex. Chambers, tin rooilpg, spouting and
io6bing noatly done, 222 ktng sereet.
Alex. Chambers, Tfuware and Housefur.
nishing Goods No. 22z King street.
Infants clothing amt ladies underwear
made At stats 4 Paris, No. Enst Fourth
street.
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Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
SCOTS EMULSION OF PuRE

God Liver OH, with Hypophosphites,
For Lung Troubles and Wasting Diseases.
DIR. j. SImosAUD. New Orleans, La,
says: "Scott's Emulsion Ia the finest
preparation Of the kind ever brought tc
my notice. In affections OF the lung,
aud other wasting diseases, We may
consider 1t our most reliable agent. liz
q perfectly elegant and agreeable form. .
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

"Rough on Itch" cures skin humorr
ring worm, letter, salt
rheum, frosted feet, chilblains, itch,
w poison, be.her's Itch. zoe. Jars.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

1 :, The reports Of On
| Lo corr In Norfolk, VIZ
f.n,I ~'I i, is o Democra.,o ~
~ T. oaio, rs H. was IN
s' ~. y in HIndtanA and as y
Ls~ L'.S lpScmocrasic frauds r,,u.n d,
['ss, [.ss, once . Republican ic 2
/ ~ ne O!rcui. Court for
fo,ai ,lI on ,srs for which
| @.,1 lO'D ,as, spring, and the
r. a''d declared elected. g.
n. e.' ,ocrAl!r Jadss OF cleo
4 tpa. one hundred he.
n. were distracted from :
ne Fourth Ward and
.r,.,,o tickets were sub,
|,,at te received several
| lm@s,a,I: 'n@, sources request
|. ,be vote as SO ally %
1, gasA Republican wAru
pfeyiopsly confessed Ss,o ~
| teepIug with Democratic
Shx years past
| Wild animal roaminR
kap,ry, or ore ali the people l,N.
isaxit say The least mis-
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

Diseases, desperate grown, by des.
perats appliances are not relieved, or
not at all !" The point OF wisdom is to
check them before they reach so far BY
bny ing bottle Of Salvation Oil. Price
rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
skinny Men.

Wells Health Renewer rsstores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia. i'm
potenGe, Nervous Debility. For Weak
Men. Delicate Women. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
This day at the great tobacco mart,
Seventh and Orange.
Chapman.
Fresh Meats.

Why do you walk down Town for your
meat when you can get the baet of fresh
beef, country pork, sausage and scrap,
pie at the lowest prices OF ID. r. Dallas,
No. $50 Madison street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

Janney, Sn3 King street, has opened
the seaaoa for choice York Stats po,a.
toss. Just received. ls-ge eonsign-
ment from the best potato secskon Of
New York. Will sell to tho trade in
quantities TO suit at reasonable pr ces.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
"Rougn on Oorns .

Ask Tor Welis' "Rough On Oo-ns. .
Quick relief, complete cure. Oorns
| warts bunions. 100.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
No Safer lie 10 edy

Can be had for Coughs and Colds, Or
any trouble OF the Throat, than
"Brow own's Bronchial Troohes." Price
25 cents Sold only in boxes.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

Three-story brick, No. 1908 Van BuSe,
street. Good order and pleasant horne
Apply at REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

Butter, 45c,; cream, "a; now milk, 6;
skim milk, 3; butter milk, 4; whipped
cream, IL cents per Qnart. Open from
Z q. IN. To $50 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

"Cosspiracies no sooner should be
formed than executed" and cold
should no sooner be taken than bottle
Of DIR. Bulls Cough syrup should be
bought and used accordin ing to the d!Tec.
tions.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

Bcs g .od coal 80 70 sush's. Frercl
'sSroet wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

Gold and silver American watches a
Mliiard r. Davis, . Z. 2i ct.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07
detection. even to ths jswsliy Of visItor,

aetection, sven to the jewslfy Of visitors
70 Hehseu's house. On one occasion
Mrs. Hobson had invited some ladies
70 tea, aud when tho meal was about
being prepared It was found that AnnIs
had stolen evsry pie and cake In the
house; what shs could not eat, she gave
TO the dogs"
"As high ~ fifteen tumblers OF islly
would disappear In enc day. Before
tho whipping occurred Mrs. Hobson
bad written TO tho managers OF the
Home requesting them to take Annie
back, NJ she was incorrigiblo bsy ond
any hope OF reformation In their hands.
The managers we're considering the case
whom the accounte OF the whipping
were made public. In justice to Mr..
and Mrs. Hohson we make this state.
ment, ~ they have uudou btedly had
sufficient trouble with the girl without
bearing the oiium which the publiehed
accounts o; the affair attached to them
IL might be stated also that the Hobsons
bad previously taken . girl from the
Home who 10 still with them, and who
could not be parted from them except
by force"
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

n',l--lfa . dealer offers you bottle
Of Salvation Oil without labels or wrap
pers, or IN lnuttlsted or defscod pack
age. don't touch it--don't buy 1t At any
price. Ipsift upon getting . perfect,
unbTokeu. genuine package. Price %
cent? n bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

Clocks OF every size, quality and price
at Millard T. Davis, v E. "a ct.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-07

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vyhere and what is

San Bernsrdino? Strangers and others, We
will say tits one Of the Oldest cities on the
Coast, and nearly as large as the city OF
Los Angeles. One to be in the city OF San
Bernardino would think he was in Los An
geles. The beautiful black loan soil, the
fine, soft sparkling water, the electric
lights, public buildings, their grand opera
house, and in many instances improve
ments are ahead of Los Angeles; the i'm
mense number of hotels, the great, granc
Stewart Hotel, costing over ($l5o0oo) one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, nov
being erected. Tickets, catalogues, ane
maps to be had at the Office of John G. Bell
the auctfoneer, No. II Temple Block. Three
dollars the round trip. Train leaves at 81
A. M sharn.